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Improving Question Frameworks in Child Interviews

Event Date:

December 05, 2018 -

02:00pm to 03:00pm

EST

Teaches how to improve questions and frameworks during child interviewing. Scott Snider, LCSW, is the Clinical Coordinator of the Duke Child Abuse and Neglect Medical Evaluation Clinic where he has conducted diagnostic interviews of children as part of their medical evaluation for suspected abuse for 17 years. Scott trains DSS, law enforcement, medical and mental health professionals across North Carolina in the Recognizing Abuse Disclosure types and Responding (RADAR) interview protocol, and lectures at national conferences on child interviewing. With over twenty-five years of experience in the child maltreatment field, Scott has also worked as a therapist, an advocate for juveniles at the public defender’s office, and a child interviewer at the Middlesex District Attorney’s office in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

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